(This story corrects to replace "top court" with "Supreme Court" in headline and first paragraph)
KINGSTON (Reuters) - Jamaica's Supreme Court on Friday said authorities violated a man's human rights by detaining and holding him for months without trial under a 2018 state of emergency, a ruling that challenges the suspension of rights as part of efforts to battle crime.
The Caribbean nation's government has for years declared states of emergency in specific parishes to address gang violence in a country that suffers one of the highest homicide rates in the world.